• To help the coastal areas in Sri Lanka in various manners through this initiative.
• To minimize pollution in the coastal zone and create a cleaner and more pleasant environment.
  • We were able to do this by donating 10 plastic dust bins to the MEPA.
• To provide resources to organizations that contribute towards coastal conservation.
  • Rubber hand gloves, polysack bags, sanitizer, and masks were donated to MEPA, allowing us to accomplish this objective.
• To create a greener coastline and attract more marine life.
• To help benefit the tourism industry by taking the first step towards creating a more attractive coastline that is essential to the industry.
• By creating a certain level of system where, through the form of multi-colored recycle bins, we can reduce the chances of pollution and harmful plastic entering the coastal areas.
  • We were able to accomplish this objective by donating 10 plastic dust bins to the MEPA.
• To help the coastal areas by planting sea plants that would provide stability and reduce wind erosion.
  • We accomplished this through the donation of 1000 mangrove plants to the SL Navy.

Phase 1

Royal College premises

1st of October, 2021

We organized a donation program to the Marine Environment Protection Authority. With the presence of,

• Mr. Prasad Weerasiri, Senior Deputy Principal
• Lion Riyaz Aluher, Assistant Principal, Senior Games Master and Staff Advisor
• Mr. T.D.C.P. Amaratunga, Senior Master of Clubs & Societies
• Lion Dr. Lasantha Goonewardane, Leo Advisor of LCRC
• Mrs. Dharshani Lahandapura, Chairman of MEPA
• Mrs. Jasmine Wickramathilake, Teacher in Charge of RCRCS

Donations

1. One thousand Mangrove plants – To provide stability and reduce wind erosion. These plants were donated to the Sri Lankan Navy.
2. Rubber hand gloves – To help the workers who clean the coastal area. These were donated to MEPA (Marine Environment Protection Authority).
3. Dust bin – To create a certain level of system where, through the form of multi-colored recycle bins, we can reduce the chances of pollution and harmful plastic entering the coastal areas. These dust bins were donated to MEPA.
4. Polysack Bags – These polysack bags were donated to MEPA.
5. Sanitizer 5L Cans – These were donated to MEPA.
6. Surgical Masks – These were donated to MEPA.

Project Chairman: Yasitha Adikaramge

Project Secretary: Thisal Gannile

Project Treasurer: Gayan de Silva

Project Committee:

Leo Club

• Dinuja Wickramasinghe
• Sahindu Wickramasinghe
• Janeth Weerasekara
• Denethra Fernando
• Viruja Aratchchige
• M. I Muhammedh

Red Cross Society

• Duvindu Rupasinghe
• Kaveesha Chandrasekara
• Yuvanka Dayaratne
• Alaam Yahiya
• Kithmaka Weerasooriya
• Rehaan Jayaweera